Sete
by salinhopt
Sete has been called "the little Venice of the Languedoc", with its quaint neighborhoods, traversed by its numerous canals, and its sun-drenched quais reflecting their colors on the water. It is a thriving city which succeeds in its double role as a seaside resort and a cosmopolitan city.
Walking is the best way to see...
by Lanae
Walking is the best way to see Montpellier, so bring you're walking shoes!! There are lots of unique little shops, beautiful fountains, and interesting cafes to visit. Be sure to hit as many as you can.
When you need a break from walking, order a nice, cold 'pac a l'eau' at an outdoor cafe and people watch. You'll be surprise what you see!
Elaborate and Chic meets Student Life
by mickebear
Montpellier has a very young flair to it, despite it long history as center of education. It has university since 13th century, so this might explain it.
City has invested a lot to urban renewal, and has the growth rate second to none in France. It is also the most important center of IT in France after Paris.
Gruissan - under the sun, the sea of all passions
by alnoor
A charming village, proud of its history and traditions, an original harbour, at the heart of an exceptional, natural site, and a dreamlike beach under the sun…Gruissan didn't need anything more to become one of the most picturesque and endearing resorts of the Languedoc-Roussillon coast